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Mar 22, 2024 · Here our fans rank the most underrated rappers of all time, from Black Thought, Masta Ace, Cormega, and Missy Elliott to Jean Grae, Aesop Rock, and Brother Ali. 1. Masta Ace. Essential listening: A Long Hot Summer.
- G.T. Top Song: "Meg Thee Stallion" (with Babyface Ray, Veeze, Icewear Vezzo) At the number one spot on our list of the most underrated rappers is G.T.
- Veeze. Top Song: "Law N Order" Veeze has been having a huge year in 2023, which is gratifying for the fans that have been around for years now. It's becoming all the more clear that he's only going to get bigger and bigger, so in the meantime, he's scored the number two spot on our list of the most underrated rappers.
- G Perico. Top Song: "Gangster's Anonymous" from 'LA SUMMERS2' (with GotdamnitDupri) G Perico is a name that you should know by know, especially if you're from the west coast.
- Rome Streetz. Top Song: "Big Steppa" from 'KISS THE RING' At the number four spot on our list is Rome Streetz, a NYC native who's signed to Griselda Records.
- Nobody Does It Better – Nate Dogg & Warren G
- Fly S**T only – Future
- Extradite – Freddie Gibbs Feat/Black Thought
- Boobie Miles – Big Krit
- Find A Way – Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y
- Through The Late Night – Travis Scott Feat/Kid Cudi
- The Contract – The Alchemist & Conway The Machine
- Let’s Drive to Vegas – Larry June
- Voices in My Head/ Stick to The Plan – Big Sean
- Royal Flush – Big Boi, Andre 3000, Raekwon
There are a lot of dynamic duos in hip-hop, but few have ever done it better than Nate Dogg and Warren G. When these two Dogg pound members got together, they complimented each other beautifully. Warren G’s cool rap style accompanied by Nate Doggs’ buttery smooth vocals and hooks is a combination that can create songs that paint movie-like pictures...
This song was dropped on one of Pluto Hendrix’s most underrated projects, EVOL. This was during a relentless run where Future consistently dropped an album, after mixtape, after album. Overshadowed by his collaboration with The Weeknd on “Low Life”, “Fly S**t Only” is an infectious track by the toxic king. Starting with a guitar riff reminiscent of...
This is the first collaboration between two of your favorite rappers’ favorite rappers. For nearly 3 decades Black Thought has been educating hip-hop students on what it means to be a real rapper. Before his legendary Hot 97 reintroduced his bars to the masses, he was well-known by hip-hop heads for consistently delivering thought-provoking lyrics ...
Arguably the most underrated artist on this list, Big Krit represents a different side of the south outside of the flash of Atlanta. Hailing from Mississippi, Krit’s country sound has gained him acclaim from rap fanatics and true critics of the genre. Unfortunately, his sound and demeanor have not been able to effectively reach mainstream audiences...
It’s hard to fully give everyone their flowers these days. Especially when it comes to rap music and culture. These two artists both deserve their flowers and beyond for their contribution to the genre. Known by most as “weed rappers”, Wiz and Spitta have transcended those stereotypes to become moguls in the game as well as the new OGs in a lot of ...
I’m not sure how this collaboration got as overlooked as it did. For stans of either artist, this song is an absolute dream! Kid Cudi’smelodic hums hauntingly set the stage for the lucid dream of the song that is “Through The Late Night”. Cudi’s infectious vocals continue throughout the song leading to what can be considered one of Travis’s best ve...
This song sounds like it came straight out of a Scorcese film. Conway the Machine is a Buffalo native and member of Griselda Records. Like all groups and labels, there are different opinions on who the best or most relevant member is. While Benny the Butcher gets a good amount of the limelight, Conway can hold his own in any rap arena. The Contract...
Larry June might just be the coolest rapper out these days. The self-made independent rapper is following a blueprint set out by those like Curren$y and Dom Kennedy before him. Low key demeanor, an affinity for the finer things, and a hustle-hard attitude welcome Larry to the ranks of one of the best rappers of the new generation. “Let’s Drive to V...
I think it’s pretty safe to say that the best music doesn’t always make it to the radio or billboard charts. That’s even more true for rap music which is one of the reasons lists like this exist. Big Sean is an artist who might be the most victim to hit “best” songs not always hitting the radio airwaves. “Voices In My Head/ Stick To The Plan” is an...
Maybe there’s something about collaborations that make people not take them as seriously as songs featuring individual artists. This is a gathering of the greats that cannot be denied. 5 years after their individual yet collaborative dual albums Speakerboxxx/ The Love Below, the OutKast duo tapped Wu-Tang rapper, Raekwon who they previously recorde...
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- Unotheactivist. Over the years, Atlanta rapper Unotheactivist has become a celebrated figure of the Soundcloud era, helping to craft a style that Playboi Carti has since brought to the mainstream.
- Wiki. No rapper can bring New York City out like Wiki can. The Big Apple has held the energetic wordsmith close to its since he became the talk of the town 6 years ago.
- Smino. There aren’t many rappers who would have been able to make an album as uniquely bouncy as Smino’s debut blkswn.
- Payroll Giovanni. It’s hard enough for an artist to achieve universal album acclaim once throughout their career, but Detroit rapper Payroll Giovanni has already done it twice.
- Blu & Exile – “Cold Hearted” (Below the Heavens) Here’s an unsung jewel from Blu & Exile. “Cold Hearted” is a profound tune from their “Below the Heavens” album.
- Big K.R.I.T – “The Vent” (Return of 4eva) If you want to experience rap as a pure art form, try “The Vent” by Big K.R.I.T from his “Return of 4eva” mixtape.
- Elzhi – “Memory Lane” (Elmatic) Elzhi’s lyrical prowess in “Memory Lane” off his “Elmatic” mixtape paints a vivid picture of his youth in Detroit. It’s an incredible nod to Nas’s original, but with a unique twist.
- Rapsody – “Crown” (Crown) From her “Crown” EP, Rapsody’s title track serves as a powerful anthem about self-respect and resilience. A lyrically intense song that showcases Rapsody’s flawless ability to deliver hard-hitting bars with elegance.
Sep 29, 2023 · “Thuggin'” by Freddie Gibbs & Madlib. Album: Piñata, 2014. Label: Madlib Invazion. Freddie Gibbs’ visceral storytelling coupled with Madlib’s soulful sampling birthed “Thuggin’.” A standout from their joint album “Piñata,” Gibbs’ tales of street life are raw, unfiltered, and impactful, making you feel every word.
Oct 11, 2012 · Artists like Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and Eminem were once considered underdogs, yet, they've all grown into superstars despite being labeled “underrated" at a point in time. Today’s hip-hop...
